The phrase "applied form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific implementation or practical application of a concept, theory, or method.
Example: "The applied form of this theory can be seen in various real-world scenarios."
Alternatives: "practical version of" or "utilized form of".
Recycling, whether of property or of solid waste, is an applied form of environmental awareness.
The present study examined the effects of cervical spinal manipulation, a widely applied form of physical therapy, which involves innocuous mechanical stimulation, on heart rate and heart-rate variability, in a cohort of healthy young adults.
The main aim of this study is to obtain more insights about reasons why the most frequently applied form of stakeholder participation, i.e. the public hearings, may fail in representing the general public views and values when applied at a local level.
which can be regarded as an applied form of Equation (10), suitable for algorithmic implementation.
In this study the applied form of kriging is ordinary kriging, which assumes an unknown constant trend: μ(x) = μ.
Ulrich Kohlenbach presents an applied form of proof theory that has led in recent years to new results in number theory, approximation theory, nonlinear analysis, geodesic geometry and ergodic theory (among others).
See BSC[8] or Pitzer[9] for full details of the applied forms of the Pitzer equations and the corresponding practical interaction coefficients.
Application of the steel arch support systems and rock bolts are the most commonly applied forms of support in rock mining excavations.
Enzyme commission (EC) numbers are among the most widely and consistently applied forms of curated functional annotation for proteins.
34 In conclusion, the applied forms of training seemed to have the common outcome of counteracting age-related decrements in cognitive executive functioning and performance on the selected functional mobility tasks.
